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Of course. My sunglasses. You know, I thought I knew Q.E.D. (as in Feynmans's book) better than that. Thank you.

I, too, read "Mr. Thomkins In Paperback" and thought it said more about Goethe's "Indecidability" than Heisenberg's. Yes, it is supposed to illustrate a paradox. Of course, with true paradoxes come the inescapable intellectual limitations. I once had a professor ask me: "Just because...

I don't know. Did you read Eric S. Reiter's 2008 paper, "Partical Violation Spectrometry"? He makes some heavy claims akin to turning the world on its head. I like that kind of chutzpah. Is this why you inquired?

Please see: "Generalized total Angular Momentum Operator for the Dirac Equation in curved Spaced Time" by B. Carter in Physical Review, Vol. 19, No. 4, p. 1093-1097. The 1/2 spin relates to Dirac's eigenstructures. Feynman has a diagram about it you may find interesting.